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Render tags on invocations and support them in invocation search + invocation trends. #3963

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@jdhollen jdhollen commented May 11, 2023

Need to add tags to the executions table in clickhouse as well, will do that separately.

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@@ -267,6 +267,9 @@ message InvocationQuery {

// The pattern for the targets built (exact match). Ex: "//..."
string pattern = 15;

// A plaintext tag for the targets built (exact match). Ex: "my-cool-tag"
string tag = 16;
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lame question: would it be a lot harder to support repeated tags here? or a comma separated string?

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not really, but i'm out tomorrow so you're getting it monday :P

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just kidding, love 2 write software, here it is.

@jdhollen jdhollen requested a review from siggisim May 12, 2023 05:53
@jdhollen jdhollen merged commit 7b1ffd1 into master May 12, 2023
@jdhollen jdhollen deleted the jh/tags-invocation-search branch May 12, 2023 16:22
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